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The Culture of Manual and Thinking Skills: The 2007 South Australian Ceramics Award

Stephen R Bowers

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The 2007 South Australian Ceramics Award was characterised by a profound engagement with materials and by its self-conscious links to contemporary visual art. The exhibition presented works by 27 South Australian practitioners with the key aim to assist in building the public collection of South Australian Contemporary ceramics.

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The 2007 South Australian Ceramics Award was characterised by a profound engagement with materials and by its self-conscious links to contemporary visual art. The exhibition presented works by 27 South Australian practitioners with the key aim to assist in building the public collection of South Australian Contemporary ceramics.

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The 2007 South Australian Ceramics Award was characterised by a profound engagement with materials and by its self-conscious links to contemporary visual art. The exhibition presented works by 27 South Australian practitioners with the key aim to assist in building the public collection of South Australian Contemporary ceramics.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Visual arts, Media studies, Sociology, Public relations, Political science, Art

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